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He wrote constantly. His field of expertise was math, and he wrote many books on that topic. There are many black and white illustrations, pictures of him, friends, family, and his home. The last chapter revealed what happened to his belongings-papers, furniture, etc. Most eventually ended up in museums, as later families that inherited the items passed away. It said his brother burned a lot of his papers.

This was a very interesting short bio of the writer of "Alice in Wonderland", Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, born in 1832. I had no idea he was a photographer also. With that in mind, he was very controversial, as he enjoyed the company of young girls, and they were the main objects of his photographs. He came from a large family (nine) with many sisters. The chapters are divided by years.